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Wooden Worktops

Ash

Ash wood is hard, tough and very strong but also elastic, extensively used for making among other things quality wooden baseball bats and hockey sticks and other uses demanding high strength and resilience.It is a material known for its bright, cutting tone and sustaining quality.

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Bamboo kitchen worktops provide an excellent choice due to their natural resistance to moisture. Bamboo is also an ecologically sound material, bamboo is harvested after 5-6 years and then grows back to be harvested again making bamboo one of the most sustainable building materials available.

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Beech

Beech is a popular wood seen a lot over recent years in all types of furniture. It is pale, light tan wood with darker colour flecks which add to the character. It is between Maple and Ash in style and colour.

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Birch is a straight-grained wood with fine even texture. It is noted as beong heavy and very strong. It is usually cream or light brown, tinged with red.

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Cherry

Cherry is easy to work, fine textured, strong and fairly durable. Highly rated in all working properties including wood bending and turning. Becomes darker and richer with age.

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Iroko

Iroko is a stable, solid, heavy timber from Africa, similar to teak. It is naturally oily so has a head start for the maintenance programme. It starts pale brown but deepens quite quickly to a rich brown. Often used as a contrasting wood to compliment paler cabinets or floor.Iroko summery

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Maple

Maple is an excellent straight grained white wood. The colour and grain pattern tends to be very consistent, wide and uniform apart from a bit of colour here and there.

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Oak

Oak is extremely strong and durable and usually has some 'character', particularly in long lengths. The worktops may include a few small clean knots. Oak will simply last forever with maintenance and will consistently look better year by year.

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Rubberwood

Rubberwood is often the most misunderstood species of wood in the furniture industry. The name rubberwood invokes a variety of misconceptions as to its features and to its durability. In fact, rubberwood is one of the more durable lumbers used in the manufacturing of today's home furnishings. As a member of the maple family, rubberwood has a dense grain character that is easily controlled in the kiln drying process. Rubberwood has very little shrinkage making it one of the more stable construction materials availabe for worktops.

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Teak

Teak is easily worked and has natural oils that make it suitable for use in exposed locations, where it is durable even when not treated with oil or varnish. Teak cut from old trees grown slowly in natural forests is more durable and harder. Its popularity has led to growth in sustainable production throughout the seasonally dry tropics in forest plantations and does not grow in rain forests.

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Walnut

Walnut is a dark wood of immense warmth, with a rich grain and strong character. Walnut wood contains natural exotic patterns that set it apart from its contemporaries.

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Wenge

Wenge is a tropical timber from Africa, it is very dark and dense and has a figure which is very distinctive with a strong partridge pattern. As with most exotic woods, it is selected for its colour and dramatic appearance in any project that seems appropriate.

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We can only supply full size boards over the internet but we can if required provide a cut edge and mitre service, please contact us with the details to obtain a quote.

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